Waste Paper Baskets Feature Low Stock and Price Move
Flower Makers Supplies advertises a small stock of waste paper baskets with a price of 146 jow 35 conta, noting the price as the key factor driving sales and urging purchase while supplies last.
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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
7
Flower Makers Supplies advertises a small stock of waste paper baskets with a price of 146 jow 35 conta, noting the price as the key factor driving sales and urging purchase while supplies last.
Advertises bulk ladies' stationery with alk paper and envelopes. Claims latest shares with matching envelopes, high quality stock, and proper presentation. Offers five bunches of paper for 60 cents per bunch, one bundle envelopes at 10 cents each.
An ad touts a fluctuating winter reading matter sale with a tappable library theme. It promises exchange offers for flirt books at 10 cents, a return policy for good-order items, and a 5 cent conversion, plus a dozen pencils with rubber tips offered for 10 cents.
An ad offers envelopes from top U.S. manufacturers for safe quick delivery. It promises sturdy design so photos arrive undamaged. Prices shown include a large size at ten cents and smaller options.
A brief notice promotes a cigar department offering affordable cigars from five to fifteen cents. It promises a full range of leading brands and emphasizes value and variety for shoppers.
A line notes a complete stock of tobacco plug products with low VAT on prices. The text emphasizes affordability and wide variety in the store’s inventory.
Pipe Department showcases a range of pipes from simple cob to genuine meerschaum. The ad highlights a diverse line, promising quality and variety for every buyer.
The advertisement notes only one album left from the stock. It formerly retailed at $2.25 and is offered now for $1.00.
Long list of estate matters and property transfers from the county court with names such as Taylor Moxley and Hinshaw. Notices include private sale orders, land transfers, and court-approved estate divisions. Also covers road, tax, and public works expenditures and appointments.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for a range of injuries and rashes. It claims rapid healing of a leg wound andescribes a farmer’s recovery after a mouth injury, urging readers to buy from Kirkland Drug Co.
Claud Boone made a business trip to Suver Sunday. George Fisher of Monmouth assists Mr. Balter with farm work. Ralph Davidson of Oregon Agricultural College visited relatives here. Wm. Fuqua sold a head of cattle to Dallas butchers Castle and Shaw for 43586. Mrs. Longsworth of Jefferson visited her sister Mrs. Connnett. Miss Mabel Wheelock of Monmouth leads school progress. Alex Kerr bought Wm. McCurdy’s former property. Mrs. H A Baldwin and family travel to Winlock Washington. A B Lacey and R Parker add new wire fencing.
Geo F Rodgers and Company advertises wholesale paper and bone products sourced from the best mill in the country. The notice highlights favorable money on prices and freight terms with WV, signaling cost advantages for buyers.
Mrs. Lydia Cox’s niece visited at Mrs. Mary Davidson’s home at 130 Court St Salem and returned to Kansas. Henry Winn succeeds Byron Nixon as Parker Buena Vista mail carrier and the BR. F. PD route, inspected February 1, is approved and to start by May. H E Smith of Oregonian Publishing Co. supplied Bates Hawley signal box patrons. Spring’s promise fades as Oregon mists return after a productive garden season.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio reports her son sick with pneumonia and a terrible cough. After doctors failed, Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption cured him. Now he is sound and well. A trusted cough and lung remedy sold by Kirkland Drug Co at 50c and 1.00 with free trial bottles.
Chris Peterson sold several head of fat hogs to William Percival last week. Mr. Gains and family moved below Independence. Mrs. Mason with Frank Bennett and wife went to Eastern Oregon. George Reuf and family moved back from Soap Creek. Mrs. Low Lucas visited Oregon City then returned. Miss Sarah Helmick returned from Albany and Corvallis. Joe Balter shipped ten head of cattle to Portland for Mrs. Mason. Falls City real estate jumps with Courter & Ford store burial lot selling and Colwell residence rising in value.
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